Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY
 Delightful weather again.
 A snow storm is brewing.
 Only one more week of 1887 left. Attend the Christmas Tree to-nigh,
 Gilt edge butter at w. c. Bashford . X Co.'S.
 Christmas Tree tonight at the Ma
 rina Street Church
 Masonic installation of officers mex
 Tuesday evening.
 Treasurer Bashford is busily engaget in preparing the delinquent tax list.
 Mrs. Blake acco panied h-r friend
 Mrs. Head, to Prescott Junction
 Good music will be provided at tn, Marina Street Church tomorrow The Christmas Tree entertainment will commence at p. III. promptly. Our meat markets are we'll filled with tempting meats and game of all kinds The supper for the ball on Monday evening will be given at the Bellevue Hotel.
 Owing to the Christmas holidays no paper will be issued from this office on Monday.
 Mir and Mrs. Coles A. Bashford and children are in Prescott to spend the holidays.
 F. NJ. Murphy returned this morning after an all nights ride from the Con gress mines.
 A. s. Cloush is supplying Pre- ,cott people with apples from his Point of Rocks ranch.
 Election tickets for the approaching city election will be printed at this office on short order.
 The JoURNAL-MINER wishes its pa trons and friends, one and all, a merry, merry Christmas.
 J. M Miller, the new barber at MT. Ernst's bridge barber shop, Is thor ough artist in his line.
 Thomas Anderson and John Moore have filed their stock brand for record. Range on Partridge creek.
 George Prime and wife have sold to George H. Cook and A. K. Lee lot and building m Flagstaff for $l 200
 Stage drivers on the Prescott-Vulture line complain of very cold weather, go- ing through Skull Valley nights.
 A s. Haskell came in from bis ranch on the Verde, last evening and will spend the holidays in Prescott
 J.N Rodenburg is on the sick list, and for the first time in q decade or more. wears a coat untitled up 10 his throat.
 George w. Sines, of the Sazerac will spread an extra Christmas lunch to the patrons of that popular. place tomorrow evening.
 J. J. Gum, formerly of the Palace sa- loon, in Prescott, is now engaged in the saloon business and in mining, at Dar- win, California.
 Tom and Jerry" have arrived at the Sazerac saloon, where they will be pleased 60 tickle the palates of patrons of that place.
 Henry Murphy and John O'Donnell. two industrious miners, vert out to-day to work on the Silver Trail mine, in the Hassayampa district.
 The Gila City section house of the s. P. Railroad, was destroyed by fire Section Foreman Ed. Burke was fearfully burned, probably fatally.
 Supreme court will meet in regular session in Prescott on Monday, January 9, lSSS. There will be large amount of business brought before it.
 A special Christmas dinner will be served at the Bellevue Hotel tomorrow from o'clock till 3. The bill of fare will include turkey, oysters, etc, with ice cream, cake, pie, etc, for desert.
 Mrs. J. Henry Thompson nee. Miss Carrie Nash, has presented her husband with bouncing toy, as a Christmas present, although his arrival is noted three weeks in advance of that joyous holiday
 The dance to be given at the residence of Rol. Miller, Skull Valley, on the night of the 26th, promises to be very large affair, and will be attended by a score or more of Prescott boys of bovine proclivities.
 J. W. Archibald has turned anarchist -at least, he had a red flag hung out to-day in front of the court house. On being charged with being an apostle of anarchy, he said the red flag in his case